Ms. Angelica Jones Alarva made a name in showbiz as a sexy comedienne. But after a while, her life changed course as she forayed into politics, becoming Board Member for the 3rd District of Laguna for three consecutive terms.
She knew she wasn’t equipped mentally for a political life so Angelica enrolled at UP for a crash course on Strategic Management. This helped a lot, she said. And as she went along, she also learned a lot more from her on-the-job training.
“Marami talaga ako natutunan. I used to be kikay and funny but after a while, to keep up with the ‘honorable’ title affixed to my name, I had to act, speak and dress up honorably! Yung dating imahe ko, kailangan mawala na.”
Since her third term expired a few years ago, her fans expected her to go hack to show business. But Angelica disappointed them as she remained rooted in public service in her new capacity as Spokesperson for Kabayan Partylist and as Personal Consultant for Senator Manny Pacquiao.
So she is even busier now than before with her various commitments to civic work and public service. “I’m mostly in the field, supervising Medical Missions and the like.” However, she is open to make a comeback to showbiz; in fact she is looking forward to a teleserye that has been offered to her. She can find time for it, she said, She could also do a movie or accept endorsement projects, “Miss Flawless” added.
It was at the Office of Senator Manny Pacquiao that she met Reynante Lascona, President of NEXTGENeration Company which for the last three years has been a staunch advocate of Organic Farming.
He offered to make her their company’s endorser because he knew Angelica shares their passion for organic farming. “Who am I to refuse such an offer? This is a great honor for,” Angelica said. “Maganda ang advocacy nila, magkatugma sa aking adbokasya, Their Mission is to help Mother Earth, and help farmers through organic farming and eventually help the youth as they will inherit the land in the future…”
Angelica concluded: “Mahilig ako sa tree-planting; my heart is with the farmers so I’m super happy to be the endorser of NEXTGENeration Company.”
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Grand anniversary for Next Gen Company
The Next Gen Company celebrated its third anniversary the grand way last Sunday, Sept. 16 at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC). Smiling broadly and proudly at the great success of the event was its President, Reynante C. Lascona, who was with his wife Miralyn and young daughter.
The Next Gen Company had for the last three years been spearheading the Organic Revolution in the country, The event was attended by organic farming advocates from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. The ballroom of the PICC was jam packed with their members from all over the country,Mr. Lascano, who together with his wife presided over the presentation of Awards, was in between the program interviewed by the media together with former Laguna Board Member Angelica Jones Alarva who’s going to be the endorser of NextGen Company.
Mr. Lascano said his company’s Mission is to help the farmers, to help our country, to save Mother Nature, to help save our Planet Earth, to restore the Agriland and bring back the life of the soil, and to leave a legacy to our NEXTGENerations.
Their vision, he said, is to uplift the lives of every family and give them financial freedom; to rebuild a home with complete family, and a happy, wealth and healthy community; provide organic, age, nutritious and affordable food to everyone; and to become part of restoration, rehabilitation and reconditioning of the Agriland.
The NextGen advocacy, he added, concerns healthy soil, healthy environment, healthy plants, healthy people, healthy community, and a healthy and wonderful world.
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Tidbits: Happy birthday greetings today, Sept. 21, go to Amanda Tirol, ABS-CBN Europe and Middle East News Bureau chief Danny Buenafe, former Comelec Chairman Ben Abalos, awarded director Joel Lamangan, Jake Ramirez, Dra. Pacita Pabalate, Arnold Perez, Dr. Eustaquio Medalla, Monette Gallego, Abigail B. Ortiz, Carol Yap, Ogee Atos, Linda Lacsina, Gene Reyes, Dr. Albert Fenix, Jr., Trizia Lazatin, Bernie Gozon, Erwin Estaura of Guam, Baby Castro, Carlo Agbuya, Alfredo Lozano, Rosalie Bernardo Tafalle, Melody Kwan, Eugene Asis, Mica Francisco, Miel Velasco Atienza, Aldren Matthew Gallaza and Angelo Patrimonio.
She knew she wasn’t equipped mentally for a political life so Angelica enrolled at UP for a crash course on Strategic Management. This helped a lot, she said. And as she went along, she also learned a lot more from her on-the-job training.
“Marami talaga ako natutunan. I used to be kikay and funny but after a while, to keep up with the ‘honorable’ title affixed to my name, I had to act, speak and dress up honorably! Yung dating imahe ko, kailangan mawala na.”
Since her third term expired a few years ago, her fans expected her to go hack to show business. But Angelica disappointed them as she remained rooted in public service in her new capacity as Spokesperson for Kabayan Partylist and as Personal Consultant for Senator Manny Pacquiao.
So she is even busier now than before with her various commitments to civic work and public service. “I’m mostly in the field, supervising Medical Missions and the like.” However, she is open to make a comeback to showbiz; in fact she is looking forward to a teleserye that has been offered to her. She can find time for it, she said, She could also do a movie or accept endorsement projects, “Miss Flawless” added.
It was at the Office of Senator Manny Pacquiao that she met Reynante Lascona, President of NEXTGENeration Company which for the last three years has been a staunch advocate of Organic Farming.
He offered to make her their company’s endorser because he knew Angelica shares their passion for organic farming. “Who am I to refuse such an offer? This is a great honor for,” Angelica said. “Maganda ang advocacy nila, magkatugma sa aking adbokasya, Their Mission is to help Mother Earth, and help farmers through organic farming and eventually help the youth as they will inherit the land in the future…”
Angelica concluded: “Mahilig ako sa tree-planting; my heart is with the farmers so I’m super happy to be the endorser of NEXTGENeration Company.”
• • •
Grand anniversary for Next Gen Company
The Next Gen Company celebrated its third anniversary the grand way last Sunday, Sept. 16 at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC). Smiling broadly and proudly at the great success of the event was its President, Reynante C. Lascona, who was with his wife Miralyn and young daughter.
The Next Gen Company had for the last three years been spearheading the Organic Revolution in the country, The event was attended by organic farming advocates from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. The ballroom of the PICC was jam packed with their members from all over the country,Mr. Lascano, who together with his wife presided over the presentation of Awards, was in between the program interviewed by the media together with former Laguna Board Member Angelica Jones Alarva who’s going to be the endorser of NextGen Company.
Mr. Lascano said his company’s Mission is to help the farmers, to help our country, to save Mother Nature, to help save our Planet Earth, to restore the Agriland and bring back the life of the soil, and to leave a legacy to our NEXTGENerations.
Their vision, he said, is to uplift the lives of every family and give them financial freedom; to rebuild a home with complete family, and a happy, wealth and healthy community; provide organic, age, nutritious and affordable food to everyone; and to become part of restoration, rehabilitation and reconditioning of the Agriland.
The NextGen advocacy, he added, concerns healthy soil, healthy environment, healthy plants, healthy people, healthy community, and a healthy and wonderful world.
• • •
Tidbits: Happy birthday greetings today, Sept. 21, go to Amanda Tirol, ABS-CBN Europe and Middle East News Bureau chief Danny Buenafe, former Comelec Chairman Ben Abalos, awarded director Joel Lamangan, Jake Ramirez, Dra. Pacita Pabalate, Arnold Perez, Dr. Eustaquio Medalla, Monette Gallego, Abigail B. Ortiz, Carol Yap, Ogee Atos, Linda Lacsina, Gene Reyes, Dr. Albert Fenix, Jr., Trizia Lazatin, Bernie Gozon, Erwin Estaura of Guam, Baby Castro, Carlo Agbuya, Alfredo Lozano, Rosalie Bernardo Tafalle, Melody Kwan, Eugene Asis, Mica Francisco, Miel Velasco Atienza, Aldren Matthew Gallaza and Angelo Patrimonio.
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